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A couple of weeks ago I published a post in this community that featured the Cold Spring Harbor Fish Hatchery, in Cold Spring Harbor, New York. This week I returned to the Hatchery with my husband to take

Birds of prey need to eat every day, but the heavy rain spoils their hunts. See how junior at the left was screaming during a rain break. They are African Harrier Hawks (Polyboroidus typus), and I don't

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Not any hawk, but the harrier hawk that I have posted my battle with him before. He knows that there is a new nest at our home, and he wants to get to the babies. I knew what he wanted as he stared down

Another Harrier Hawk that is, and this time round I won the fight to scare it away. It is not a juvenile like the previous one, but an adult and they all eat baby birds. The white Acacia tree thorns cannot

No small birds like to see this guy around, as there will surely be some killing going on. We have seen one on the farm in the past, lifting a hadeda ibis baby out of a nest and it is not a good memory.

A few years ago, I got some better photos of him with his prey and this time it was a bit difficult. But still beautiful. The Peregrine is reckoned to be the fastest attack diver in the world. The peregrine

I have told you before that the little birds fear this killer in the sky. Today I caught him at his ultimate best, with his prey. This is what they now call an African Harrier Hawk and we have always known

The early morning rain clouds were moving away, and we had coffee at one of the disabled children care centers. What a luck, as on instinct, or as usual I took a walk with my camera. The rain stopped earlier

I felt that something was wrong by looking at his face and have a look if you can also see it? This is a Harrier Hawk (Gymnogene) and they are the biggest of the hawks in South Africa. Did you see what

Bald Eagles have made a big recovery after the ban on DDT use in the U.S.

I had to stay at home today, but that didn't prevent me from responding to the Pied crow's attack calls. First to cross over was a Harrier Hawk that upset the crow and I know the crow's attack calls,

But instead I found a dragonfly eating his prey, that was more important to post. I am not saying that birds of prey are less important, but I get many shots of them and the dragonfly eating his prey was

Merlin, a small agressive falcon.

Rough-legged Hawks in Washington State.

I cannot sit around, so we popped out to a wine estate and I heard the screams. Pied crows were attacking two Jackal buzzards way up above the mountains. Normally these battles in the air only last for